Iranian army drone strikes on key U.S. bases and facilities in Kuwait

Pars Today – The Islamic Republic of Iran's Army, in the twenty-first phase of Operation Sa'eqeh (Thunderbolt), has targeted units of the terrorist U.S. Army at the Al-Doha Garrison in Kuwait with drone strikes.

According to Pars Today, citing IRIB News Agency, in response to the repeated transgressions of the vile enemy against areas of Iran, the Islamic Republic of Iran's Army, in the twenty-first phase of Operation Sa'eqeh, early Wednesday morning targeted the "ammunition depots" and "logistical equipment of the Ground Forces Command Center" of the criminal U.S. Army at the Al-Doha Garrison in western Kuwait with a heavy volume of destructive drones.

The Al-Doha Garrison is one of the most important and main U.S. military bases in western Kuwait and a support center for American military personnel stationed in West Asia, hosting a large volume of U.S. Army ground forces equipment and soldiers, along with naval and air forces.

On the other hand, the Public Relations Department of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced: The brave warriors of the IRGC, on Tuesday evening, as part of the ongoing wave 24 of Operation Nasr 2 (Victory 2) and continuing the clearance of the area from radars, struck an early warning radar, a tactical radar complex around the Ali Al-Salem base, and another radar system on Kuwait's Bubiyan Island, destroying these radars and taking them out of operation.

Additionally, the Central Headquarters of Khatam al-Anbiya (PBUH) of the Islamic Republic of Iran warned the criminal America regarding the threat to attack Iran's nuclear and sensitive facilities.

The Central Headquarters of Khatam al-Anbiya (PBUH) added: "It is hereby declared that if the aggressive and terrorist U.S. Army enters such a phase, we will consider it as an expansion of war in the region, and all interests of America, its allies, and supporters of that rebellious and evil country will be targeted by a powerful assault by the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran."

U.S. President Donald Trump, on Tuesday, during a meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun at the White House, claimed that the United States would "soon" target the Kooh-e-Kolang facilities in central Iran.